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Artist Robert Wyland returned to the City of New London over the weekend to give the whaling wall mural a makeover.
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A new 48-bed facility to treat substance use disorder in New London is being blocked from opening by the state, according to its owners.
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Fifty years ago, the U.S. ended its military involvement in the Vietnam War. Four local Vietnam veterans shared stories of their time in the country and received special gifts in recognition of their service.
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Recipients will be allowed to use the funds to help buy a home in the state, start a business, pay for higher education or save for their retirement.
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An associate professor of orthodontics at the UConn School of Dental Medicine has created a special learning algorithm to help when fitting patients with braces.
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The U.S. Coast Guard Women’s Leadership Initiative held a health symposium at the Coast Guard Academy in New London to mark Women’s History Month.
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After 10 years as president, Katherine Bergeron said she had thought hard about being accused of scheduling a college fundraiser at a Florida club facing allegations of racism and antisemitism, the school’s chief diversity officer resigning and bullying in leadership.
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The Australian Navy will use software made in Connecticut to help them train on their new American-made nuclear submarines, as part of the recent AUKUS defense agreement.
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Six of Connecticut’s public libraries are taking part in "a first in the nation" project to help bring libraries and their services to more people in their local communities in locations, including grocery stores and laundromats.
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The art gallery at Eastern Connecticut State University is giving visitors a glimpse into the lives of those serving time and previously incarcerated in the state prison system.